Anyone offer some tell tales for spotting a boot of Rose Battiste - I MISS MY BABY b/w HIT & RUN on Revilot 204?

It's been in my box for near on 27 years, and I always wonder about it whenever I come across it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I don't have a copy of John Manship's guide.

Cheers!

Anyone offer some tell tales for spotting a boot of Rose Battiste - I MISS MY BABY b/w HIT & RUN on Revilot 204?

It's been in my box for near on 27 years, and I always wonder about it whenever I come across it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I don't have a copy of John Manship's guide.

Cheers!

The (grey label) issue was booted. The boots are vinyl with a moulded label, originals are on styrene with a stick-on label.

The (grey label) issue was booted. The boots are vinyl with a moulded label, originals are on styrene with a stick-on label.

Both of these are Original & are Styrene. As already mentioned there is a Grey Label Vinyl BOOT

--<-- Both Have STAMPED Matrix A & B Side

Edited October 15, 200717 yr by 45cellar

Anyone offer some tell tales for spotting a boot of Rose Battiste - I MISS MY BABY b/w HIT & RUN on Revilot 204?

It's been in my box for near on 27 years, and I always wonder about it whenever I come across it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as I don't have a copy of John Manship's guide.

Cheers!

I have a Revilot White Demo - there should be a ZTSC stamp in the dead wax ZTSC -1211598 -1A on the 'I Miss My Baby' side and ZTSC - 121599 -1A on the 'Hit And Run' side, the silver/grey Issue/Stock copies were bootlegged I think? hope this helps.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

I have a grey issue with both sides run off marked (freehand) with ZTSC-121598 & 121599 respectively.

Interestingly, the mark on the Hit & Run side is marked ZCSC 121599.

Seems like a stick on label, not sure about styrene versus vinyl though. A bit of flex in what seems like a slightly beefy profile. HELP!

Thanks guys for the info.

The ZTSC matrix stamp on my white demo is stamped and not a freehand number.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

I got caught out on this one